A Stochastic After-Taxes Optimisation Model to Support Distribution Network Strategies

Rui Fernandes; Hans-Henrik Hvolby; Borges Gouveia; Carlos Pinho

A Stochastic After-Taxes Optimisation Model to Support Distribution Network Strategies

Rui Fernandes, Hans-Henrik Hvolby, Borges Gouveia, Carlos Pinho

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Abstract

The paper proposes a stochastic model to integrate tax issues into strategic distribution network decisions. Specifically, this study will explore the role of distribution models in business profitability, and how to use the network design to deliver additional bottom-line results, using distribution centres located in different countries. The challenge is also to reveal how financial and tax knowledge can help logistic leaders improving the value to their companies under global solutions and
sources of business net profitability in a dynamic environment. In particular, based on inventory distribution, the different configurations are analysed in order to support the selection of the most profitable operations network.

Original language	English
Journal	A R P N Journal of Systems and Software
Volume	2
Issue number	7
Pages (from-to)	221-227
ISSN	2222-9833
Publication status	Published - Jul 2012

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